The Burrow Guest House in Tarxien

The room was clean and comfortable. The staff were welcoming and gave excellent advice. The location is in a quiet residential area, away from high traffic and tourist areas.

We were fine, and the person who runs it was very friendly and helpful. And the price was exaggerated taking into account be in the middle of nowhere and off the tourist path and that the services offered are very scardi and restrictive for what you paid.

The Burrow Guest House is a nice and cozy little B&B that will fill your basic needs. 
- How to get there? -
The Burrow Guest House is easily reachable by car, taxi, and by bus from several stops near the center of Paola (many busses stop here). In the vicinity busses 81, 82, 84, 88 and 206 stop. All within a 10 min walk. Also the airport is located quite close only a 7-10 min drive. 
- First Impression -

The B&B lays in a street that doesn’t look too good, but ignoring that, the B&B is a pearl in the street. It can’t be missed and has a nice atmosphere with some flowers and plants outside. It was a bit hard to know how to get inside but a telephone number is provided by the note near the door which you can call so the door will be opened. NOTE: Check-in time is only from 16:00 hours, which I personally find quite late. You have to wait inside whatever time you arrive until 16:00 hours before you can check-in since there is no receptionist on the spot. The waiting area is though really lovely. A lot of chairs, plants, and a warm cozy feeling. There is a vending machine, but disappointingly the thing is quite out dated with only accepting coins. The nearest ATM is at a 20 min walk. Would recommend to bring in a modern one with contactless payment. However there is a lot of choice from the vending, including cornflakes, an adapter, biscuits, candy, drinks, croissants etc. There are cups and I guess a coffee machine? But no water. So I didn’t really understand the meaning of them. What I did notice was the B&B been maintained really well. The B&B is situated in an old building which feels like a little castle with its iconic brickwork and little stairs. The only scary thing are the glass walkways throughout the building. You have to cross them. I was afraid they would break, because sometimes stepping on them too hard made them sound crackling, even they (hopefully) are made strong. They are white tinted glass. - Reception/check-in - Check-in went okay, the young receptionist was very friendly and did incredibly his best. At first the keys to my room were lost so it took a while before they were found. The receptionist escorted me too the room which was appreciated. 
- Room - Getting to the room is like going through a little maze. But after a few attempts you will find it. Room 5 was a cozy room with a king size bed, a fridge, closet, tables, little balcony, separate bathroom with shower. I was disappointed that this was not the room I had booked, because the one I had booked had a bathtub. But since there had been a change (which would have been nice to have been told me before hand) I was happy with the room provided and didn’t want to make a too big fuss about it. It filled my needs. Really nice was the airconditioning! Very modern, with remote to scroll through all the hundreds of possible settings. The bed was quite hard and wasn’t that comfortable, but many pillows were provided which made it a bit more comfy. Sadly the lights next to